Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-03
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Knox and her dam !, the ~ell.known
Daley mare. noted fOr her superior road
qualities
Mr.. Prince has . Morgan marc. closely
inbred. which be hoped to raise colts
from. but wi,hou, success 90 far.
Al the stable Of Robinsoa Dean ~e
saw hi. Hamble,onisn stallion. Baby
Dean. by Daniel Boone. sOn Of Rysdyfs
Hsmbleionian. Thi. IL without doub,
The fastest stallion 10 Oxford County,
and will be ,ro,,td the coming fall. Al
the time u our visit the horse ". In
hne condition. lie cannot fail TO be
valuable stock horse. lie stands l52
hand. high. and weigh. 1850 lb'. His
colts are nearly all Of good 'iEe. Mr..
Dean has recently purchased hand
some bfooi mare ,h,, lately came from
Boston.
At Mr. Js-ep'. stable. SdPerin,end.
,ni Coyle showed u. . very hand'oms
fo.l. fs- days old. 20, by C,ril. 'oa Of
0lensrm. 2;25t. dam, MoIlIs. by Match.
lees. l,ue Of Palma, 2;?i) Mollis IL
owned by Cashier VI. & psreiv.l. Of the
Shoe and Leather Bank. of Aubarn.
Mr.. Edwin Ho-sid o. Daekhsld. h.s
. nine months Old colt by Cyril. thu, !.
estimated 10 Weigh 900 10,
We noticed Ia lss week. DEsoca.r.
too ,oul.s,irrins epi.,lss. one from the
pen Of the -sll.knosn and brilliant
-ri,sr on turf literature. Jason Russell.
and the other from bis son. A T. Rus.
sell. The latter ,.ses us TO task for
.,a,ing that s,srssrsr vas too lo~ N
fs.h to DO himself fall eredi, Ia hi' rses.
last fall. Now Ne ATE q. ignofsnt u
ho- bee, TO q, s,nssIsr. aud pat him
10 the Bee, possible condition. . the
Me.r. Russell ATE In regard TO the
merits Of the H.mblsiohi.ns a. uo,,er'.
and ~e shoqh no, have thought any.
thing about St.rgsIsi's eoadiiioa {. re-.
gard. hs.h hsd IL 10, besn suggested 20
us by A. T.. Ra.sll himself. ia an in'ef.
,is- ~s had With him At Baekhsld Vil-
lag, the pas, Water. uPoa this .us.
ss,,ion Of Mr. Russell. IL sPPe.rcd 70 u'
thu, such -. probably the case. add.
Wishing 10 DO the horse fall jl.,iee by
stating ell the uaf.vo.bls eoodl,lin. that
be h.d TO oon,end ss.ihsi. -e mentioned
this. ba, 9TH no de.ir. OF in,en,ioa to
ytiec, upon the msnsg,msn, Of bis driver.
Who handled bin 10 very efsdiisble
manber.
10 the Communication Of J.,la Russell.
attention /. called 20 the Advertisement,
Of Glsnsrm. "a !, appears IN little eir-
ealsr issued by h, osnsr. Mr. e. T..
Drske Of Ls-s,on. and from the Pseal.
iu manner ia ~hieh J..on handle. this
little document. I. well a. the way Ia
-kieh be dea'. 9TH Glsnsrm generally.
IL h.. occurred 10 u, that. after al. be
may be in the pay Of Mf Drake. -ho.
va isrtshding thu, some people are %
contrary minded ,hs, they vii take .
ihing jas, tie opposite from ~hss /, IL
..id. be. .dep,ed this unique ~sy OF al.
v,r,i,ing o. nsrm. by employing ftisni
Russell 10 "pol,h him Of" ca every Po..
,ible occasion. and when NJ. Drake
sl.nee. through the columns Of the
papers. and hi. eye res,, on an ar,iel. o,
the above description. be will feel |.
much Ike thanking the l.0rd {. dill
the minister 10 the following story We
recently heard related:
IL seems that certain elder. With bis
better bali. w,re passengers GA board q
vessel darins . ,iolsn, storm =, sea.
The ~ind bls- q huuiesns. the wave.
we're boi.,eroa.. and the ship rolled and
pitched 10 . manner which Vas anything
but r,s.aring 10 the good minister. -ho.
becoming alarmed. soush, the Cap.
tain Coz some word of hope % chez.
The Captain directed bic s,ieniion
TO the sailors. -ho. unmindiul OF
the storm. -,rs js.,lns aud pfotsnlas
after the manner Of the tar. and said 10
him. 40 long a. you hear the sailors
swearing and esrou'ing as they are nov.
you need have no fear Of danger. The
good man returned 10 his ~fe and re-
lated the cheering in,,lli s,nee. ba, &c
the storm continued 10 rage. the elder
began 10 feel nsrvou, again aud be.
,housh, him Of taking look ., the sail
or. 10 see how they were taking 10. Ae.
eordinsly he repaired to their quarters
and found them swearing aud quarrsllins
as bad a. ever. Rabbink bis hands With
JOY. be .oush, the partner Of bis LIES
journey and greeted her ss,oni.hed ears
Nth the f,rven, and heartfelt, ,xelams.
,ioa "T'hank he LordtAsy are SUGAR.
ing yet"
Those who are diligently comparing
the number Of $50 tro,,eu bred In
Maine. sired by H.mbletonisn', With
those 10, by the different, families OF Nor
gan,. for The purpose Of showing the SUI
periOri,y Of the Morssns - speed pro-
dueer.. should pause and consider fe~
things. One Of the things TO be eon'id.
cred Is thu, comparing the noise made by
. big charge Of powder in big gun with
/ fnc nOisc pfVleOcu W VIM"
powder in . small gun. Is no, the way
to prove ,hA, the powder In the big gun
i, the bss, in quality. Let Us take
charge. Of equal sire. and shoot them
from guns Of equal capacity. SO COM
pairing the ,ro,,srs 90, by . large number
Of Morsan.. with those 70, by "a small
number Of Hamble,onians. proves moth
ing. Take the whole Of the two FAM.
lies. wherever found. and compare them
under ell Of the standards.
Another ,hiug to consider Is the fac,
,hs, the Morgans aud Hsmbls,Onisn'
found in Names $50 list were 70, pre-.
,iou. TO 1880. mo-, OF them before 1878.
bu, up to 1880. according TO the hist
and second editions OF Thompson's
"Msine Bred Horses" over SIS stations
OF Morgan decent we're standing or had
stood for stock purposes 10 Name, and
many Of them we're literally psironiIsd.
While up to the same date only 10 stall.
lions Of Hamblstonian descent had stood.
OF we're standing for stock purposes In
this State. and with the s1ceptionof Con-
stellstion and Gen. withen. who only
.,ocI ,h,.. N, fan, veafs pfeyious 10